Yeseni and The Daughter of Peace

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 "An intriguing look at history and moral dilemmas through a fantasy lens"

 Kirkus Reviews


1748. Elewa is the ‘Daughter of Peace’, the young mediator charged with holding a fragile truce in her West African kingdom.

Then she discovers Yeseni — a gift that lets her see any moment in time and step through it. A vision drags her into the hold of a slave ship. If she intervenes, she might change the past.

If she stays, she might save the peace her people have bled for. Elewa must choose: rewrite history or protect a future hanging by a thread.


"A magical, mesmerizing novel in which a gifted girl seeks the wisdom to discern the right path"

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"An intriguing look at history and moral dilemmas through a fantasy lens" Kirkus Reviews 1748. Elewa is the ‘Daughter of Peace’, the young mediator charged with holding a fragile truce in her West African kingdom. Then she discovers Yeseni — a gift that lets her see any moment in time and st...

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About the author

Solange Burrell is a British writer living in Canada. She moved in 2019 and began writing Yeseni and the Daughter of Peace while awaiting citizenship. Her work is rooted in Caribbean history, imagination, and inherited memory, and is concerned with the ways the past continues to shape the present. 

Solange Burrell is a British writer living in Canada. She moved in 2019 and began writing Yeseni and the Daughter of Peace while awaiting citizenship. Her work is rooted in Caribbean history, imagination, and inherited memory, and is concerned with the ways the past continues to shape the present.

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